SSHDOS v0.9 Copyright (c) 2000-2002 Nagy Daniel
Release date: 02-11-2002


COPYRIGHT 

Copyright (c) 2000-2002 Nagy Daniel
	Permission is granted to use this code is granted under the GNU
	GPL, with the additional permission that it may be linked against
	Erick Engelke's WATTCP source code and Jerry Joplin's CVT100
        source code.

Portions Copyright (c) 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993 Erick Engelke (WATTCP)
	http://www.wattcp.com

Portions copyright (c) 1997-2002 Simon Tatham (Putty SSH client)
	http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/

Portions copyright (c) 1988 Jerry Joplin (CVT100)
	http://www.simtel.net/pub/simtelnet/msdos/commprog/cvt100.zip
Portions copyright (c) 1981, 1988
	Trustees of Columbia University in the City of New York
	Permission is granted to any individual or institution
	to use, copy, or redistribute this program and
	documentation as long as it is not sold for profit and
	as long as the Columbia copyright notice is retained.


INSTALLATION 

The source package has subdirectories, be sure to unzip it in a
proper way (pkunzip -d filename.zip)!

To build the binaries, modify the makefile (turboc.mak or djgpp.mak),
then run 'make -f filename', where 'filename' is the proper makefile.

Tested compilers:
 - Borland C 3.1
 - Borland C 2.0
 - DJGPP 2.03

Modify hosts, networks and wattcp.cfg to your needs and you're ready
to use SSHDOS.

Check out the CONTRIB subdirectory for enhancements from other authors!


DOCUMENTATION 

SSHDOS is an SSH client which provides a telnet-like interactive login
shell to remote hosts. SCPDOS is a file transfer utility.
To get help for SSHDOS and SCPDOS, please use the /? command line option.

This program can run on low-end machines (186+), it's an ideal solution
for schools to create el-cheapo computer rooms.

SSHDOS currently supports 3DES and blowfish ciphers. Blowfish is
a bit faster, so I recommend using it (if the server supports it).

The implemented protocol version is SSH 1.5.

SSHDOS is based on the WATTCP TCP/IP library, Putty SSH client for
Windows9x, the UNIX SSH-1.2.27 package and the CVT100 package.

You can use your own keymap file using the -k command line option.
Sample keymap files are included for linux, vt100 and xterm-color
terminals (with .kbd extension). The default is xterm emulation,
the xterm keymap is hard-wired in SSHDOS, so the keymap files
should only contain differences to the original xterm keymap.


OFFICIAL SITE 

The official distribution site is http://sshdos.sourceforge.net

The package is available in both executable and source format.
Contact: nagyd@users.sourceforge.net
